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It has been claimed that Professor Neena Modi, who was president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health from 2015 to 2018 is not a 'disinterested party' in Letby's case.

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Americans may have to think twice about downloading a Chinese AI model or investing in a company behind such a neural network in future. A law proposed last month by Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO), if successfully passed by Congress, would impose penalties of up to 20 years in prison or $1 million in fines for violating its restrictions on AI-related trade and collaboration.…

Warren Buffett has upped his stake in Sirius XM - and now owns more than a third of it.

A Seattle mother has been accused of beating her teen son to death so viciously that she left over a thousand bruises and cuts on his body.

Matt Jukes (pictured) has called on Britain to follow Australia's lead, after the nation down under passed the world-first ban on social media use by under-16s last year.

Emma, from Newcastle, New South Wales, was fit, healthy, in love and the doting stepmum to two gorgeous boys when her life was turned upside down.

The legendary rocker is reuniting with original Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi for the show at Premier League football club Aston Villla's stadium in their home city of Birmingham on July 5.

JEMIMA CAINER: Today, as the Moon moves into flexible Gemini and connects to Pluto, the planet of transformation, we should all find adapting much easier.

Amy Schumer's latest movie Kinda Pregnant has been swamped with negative reviews from viewers on social media.

Damian Penaud is poised to become the king of French try-scorers and he could even pass the great Serge Blanco's record at Twickenham - a prospect which won't faze him in the slightest.

The agent of one of Rangers' unsettled stars has explained why his client didn't move in the transfer window despite receiving up to 10 offers.

Ewan McGregor has asked for a restraining order against a woman who is alleged to have made threats against him and drove hundreds of miles to see him at Christmas.

MATT BARLOW: Two players signed in the final 48-hour frenzy, initially on loan but with Ange Postecoglou promising both are there for the long term.

Disney+ lost 700,000 subscribers in the last quarter of 2024, largely due to price hikes and expiring promotions. Despite the decline, Disney's overall streaming business remained profitable, boosted by strong box office results from Moana 2 and Hulu's 1.6 million added subscribers. IndieWire reports: Not counting Disney+ Hotstar, the cheap Disney+ service in India, Disney+ now has 124.6 million subs. ESPN+ also lost 700,000 subs in the period. Hulu was the streaming highlight, adding 1.6 million subscribers; it now has 53.6 million. All told, the company's streaming business was profitable for its third-straight quarter. So it wasn't all bad -- or unexpected. "Our results this quarter demonstrate Disney's creative and financial strength as we advanced the strategic initiatives set in motion over the past two years," said Disney CEO Bob Iger. "In fiscal Q1 we saw outstanding box office performance from our studios, which had the top three movies of 2024; we further improved the profitability of our Entertainment DTC streaming businesses; we took an important step to advance ESPN's digital strategy by adding an ESPN tile on Disney+; and our Experiences segment demonstrated its enduring appeal as we continue investing strategically across the globe. Overall, this quarter proved to be a strong start to the fiscal year, and we remain confident in our strategy for continued growth."

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A dramatic recoupling on Wednesday night's Love Island: All Stars left two of the girls in tears.

WILL PICKWORTH: When Sam Tickle reported for England Under 21s duty for the first time in September 2023, it capped a remarkable five years for the goalkeeper.

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The more we learn about how catastrophically badly the Southport killer was handled by the system, the less safe the public will feel.

Prince Rahim Al-Hussaini has been named the new Aga Khan, succeeding his late father, Prince Karim Aga Khan IV, as the spiritual leader of millions of Ismaili Muslims worldwide.